A Cessna 210 crashed into the sea near Goolwa South, South Australia, killing all three people on board
A Cessna 210N Centurion aircraft crashed into the sea off the Murray Mouth near Goolwa South, South Australia , on Friday afternoon, 6 February 2026, at around 16:25 local time. The aircraft was operating a private flight and was En route when it went down under unknown circumstances. The pilot and two passengers were on board at the time of the accident. All three occupants were fatally injured, and no other casualties were reported. The aircraft, registered VH-RDH and operated by GoolwaAir , was manufactured in 1981 and powered by a Teledyne-Continental IO-520 engine . The impact destroyed the aircraft. Emergency services responded to reports of the crash, and authorities confirmed that the wreckage was located in the ocean near the mouth of the Murray River. An investigation is expected to determine the cause of the accident. At this stage, information is based on reports from news media, social media, and unofficial sources. Social Media Long Bay, Goolwa South: Three men dead ...